unicode-nfd

Arguments: string &key (start 0) (end nil)

This function returns three values:

1. The Unicode Canonical Decomposition (Normalization Form D (NFD)) for string (or the portion of string specified by start and end). But if the argument string which is already normalized, it is simply returned with start and end ignored. (This avoids unnecessary copying.)
2. The normalized start (or start if the string is returned unchanged).
3. The normalized end (or end if the string is returned unchanged).

For more information on Unicode Decomposition, see the report "Unicode Normalization Forms" (http://www.unicode.org/unicode/reports/tr15).

See iacl.htm.

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